Players often collect a lot of disposable items during their adventures, and might be surprised by how useful some of them actually are. Many of these surprisingly effective items are common, inexpensive, and easy to craft, offering a significant power boost despite being overlooked by most players.
Players enjoyed the first Red Dead Redemption, but Red Dead Redemption 2 in 2018 really raised the bar. Open-world Western games are rare, and the Red Dead Redemption series is unique. However, if you’re looking for something similar that captures the feeling of freedom in a vast, natural setting, there are other great open-world games to explore.
During the September Nintendo Direct, The Pokemon Company announced Pokemon Pokopia, a new game that takes the series in a relaxing, life-simulation direction. In Pokemon Pokopia, you play as a Ditto who has transformed into a human, and you can build a village, craft items, explore the world, and become friends with other Pokemon. Many players are comparing it to games like Animal Crossing and Minecraft because of its casual gameplay and charming, gentle art style. Now, we’re starting to learn how much the game will cost.
Players will soon discover that learning a few simple tricks and strategies can greatly improve their chances of finding good loot – some are minor advantages, while others can completely change how effective you are. These clever looting methods help you consistently get better items, and they work well with any playstyle, whether you prefer fast-paced combat or a slower, more exploration-focused approach.
On December 2nd, Red Dead Redemption is launching on several platforms with improved graphics, including support for HDR and resolutions up to 4K, running at a smooth 60 frames per second. It’s also coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, where it will work with the system’s mouse controls, and feature DLSS and HDR. Plus, Netflix is adding the game to its streaming service, meaning you’ll be able to play it on mobile devices for the first time.
After starting the “Lost Transmission” quest in ARC Raiders, you’ll get a key called the Spaceport Control Tower key from Shani. You’ll need this key to access the top of Control Tower A6, which is in the Spaceport—a central location on the map next to the Vehicle Maintenance and Container Storage areas.
Oh. My. God. So, apparently, someone has been holding Cardano – like, for five years 🙄 – and then managed to, shall we say, spectacularly miscalculate a stablecoin swap. The result? A cool $6 million gone. Just. Like. That. Honestly, you\’d think after five years of HODLing, one might develop a slightly better grasp of, you know, actual trading. 🤷\u200d♀️
To begin the Echoes of Victory Ridge quest in ARC Raiders, go to the West Broken Bridge landmark. You’ll find it on the Dam Battlegrounds map in the far north, slightly northwest of the Power Generation Complex.
Okay, so if you want to kick off the Echoes of Victory Ridge quest in ARC Raiders, you’ll need to head over to the West Broken Bridge. It’s a landmark on the Dam Battlegrounds map, and it’s pretty far north – just a bit northwest of the Power Generation Complex. I found it easiest to navigate to that complex first, then swing a little northwest to find the bridge.
Goodra first appeared in the Pokemon X and Y games as the region’s most powerful Dragon-type Pokemon. It usually evolves from Sliggoo when leveled up during rainy weather. In Pokemon Legends: Arceus, both Sliggoo and Goodra gained special forms unique to the Hisui region, adding the Steel-type to their abilities. Goodra is a versatile attacker with incredibly high special defense, and can learn moves like Dragon Pulse, Surf, Poison Tail, and Earthquake. Its abilities, such as Sap Sipper and Gooey, can also force opponents to change their strategies.
